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Re: Mini Rebound RC
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lugnet.robotics.handyboard
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Wed, 26 Mar 1997 21:45:45 GMT
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Jeffrey Strauss Morehead <morehead@ece.utexas.(nomorespam)edu>
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check out www.robotstore.com and look under kits. There are gear kits and
a bulldozer kit that I used two of for a robot. It is not too fast and it
pulls a big load, doesn't pull much current (small motors). You might also
try the manufacturers page at www.tamiya.com or something like that. They
make lots of stuff.
jm
On Tue, 25 Mar 1997, victor w clark wrote:
> I have seen alot of talk in the mail archives on converting RC cars
> (motors) and the jist i get is that they just draw two much current and
> are to fast.
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> There is a smaller version of the Rebound RC car called the Mini rebound
> has anyone had any luck with this setup. (probably still to fast)
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> Never looked inside one, would there be any chance of lowering the
> gearing.
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> I cannot decide on a base whether RC car or modified servos.
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> any suggestions.
>
> thanks
> victor
>
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